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Yash Mittal

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Symbiosis School of Economics Personal Interview round will take place after the declaration of SET result in the month of May. According to the dates released by the institute, the shortlist for Personal Interview will be declared on May 27 after which candidates can book the PI slot from May 27 to May 28. Symbiosis School of Economics will conduct the PI in the online mode which is set to be scheduled from Jun 3 to Jun 8, 2024.  

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Yes, Group Discussion and Personal Interview rounds are conducted soon after the declaration of PIM MAT results. Only shortlisted candidates will be able to appear for the PIM MAT 2024 GD/PI. R.A Podar Institute of Managemet will conduct PIM MAT 2024 counselling from June 18 to June 21, 2024. Basis the candidate's performance in PIM MAT 2024 exam and selection rounds, PIM MAT 2024 final result will be announced on June 22, 2024.

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Abhishek Dhawan

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IIHMR University offers various management courses along with the field of healthcare, public health, and development studies. For IIHMR University admissions, candidates need to qualify for the entrance exam, after which they need to clear the Group Discussion (GD) and Personal Interview (PI) rounds. The GD-PI rounds are conducted to evaluate the candidate's communication skills, problem-solving abilities, leadership qualities, and overall personality.Apart from the entrance exam score and GD-PI performance, IIHMR University also considers other factors such as the candidate's academic record, work experience, and other achievements b
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Abhishek Dhawan

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When appearing for a job interview, it is important for candidates to be truthful and avoid making up stories, especially when asked about a gap in their work history. It is always safer to be honest and upfront about the reasons for the gap. Interviewers are usually experienced professionals who can easily detect if someone is lying or trying to hide something. Instead of trying to cover up the gap, candidates should explain why they took the time off and how they utilized that time productively. This will not only show the interviewer that the candidate is honest but also demonstrate their ability to use their time effectively.

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Abhishek Dhawan

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When attending an interview, it is important to dress appropriately. A formal attire is usually the best option. You should wear clothes that make you feel confident and comfortable. Wearing formal clothes can also help enhance your body language, allowing you to appear more professional and confident during the interview. It is recommended that you choose dark-colored clothes without any pattern or prints for a more suitable and professional look. This will also help you make a good first impression and increase your chances of landing the job.

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Abhishek Dhawan

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In any personal interview, the interviewer will ask some basic questions to initiate and build the conversation. These questions are designed to understand the candidate's personality, skills, experience, and suitability for the respective role or programme. Whether it is a job interview or an interview for college admission, the questions asked will be tailored to assess how the candidate can be the best fit for the position or programme.Therefore, it is essential to research the programme or role you are applying for before attending the interview. This will help you answer the questions better and showcase your knowledge and interes
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Abhishek Dhawan

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Candidates must not focus on spreading their charm by playing across words. The answer required by the interview panellist is about what the candidate wishes to achieve from the MBA degree. Candidates must answer the question with honesty and authenticity by explaining how the programme aligns with their interests and goals. Additionally, candidates must answer why an MBA degree makes the most sense in achieving the goals.

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Abhishek Dhawan

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While introducing yourself in an interview, it is crucial to start with some basic details. These details include your name, occupation, and family background. It is also important to include your objective and how your education can help you achieve your goal in life. This helps the interviewer understand your career aspirations and how you can contribute to the organisation.In addition, it is important to mention your strengths and qualities. This gives the interviewer an idea of your skills and what you can bring to the table. You can also mention your achievements that have helped you in your career or academics. This helps the emp
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Abhishek Dhawan

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During personal interviews, it can be tempting to impress the panel by presenting your strengths as weaknesses. However, doing so may not work in your favor as interviewers are likely to have heard such responses numerous times before. Instead, it is advisable to be honest and answer the question truthfully. If you have a weakness, acknowledge it, but also explain how you are working to improve in that area. This shows that you are self-aware and willing to learn and grow, which are valuable qualities in any job candidate. By being truthful and showing a willingness to improve, you are more likely to make a positive impression on the i
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Abhishek Dhawan

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Dealing with fear during a personal interview can be a psychological challenge for many candidates. However, it is important to remember that the interviewer is a human being who is simply trying to get to know the candidate better. Typically, interviews involve a conversation between the candidate and the interviewer, which can help ease the tension and make the process less intimidating.It is also important for candidates to avoid fearing rejection, as this can prevent them from performing at their best during the interview. Even if a candidate is not successful in securing the admission or a job position, it is important to remember
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